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ivansc · 05-06-2012, 12:52 AM

Here we go then.
First is my most-used one, the Velocity modifier tool.
Now remember this is used by selecting it from a drop-down tool menu and drag n dropping it on the track or tracks you want to effect, OR it can be placed in a holding pen where it can be accessed by selecting "process item" on however many tracks you like or even from single notes to passages of music.

The main window has slider controls for scale percentage, numerical shift, a minimum velocity setting and a maximum. You can set all of these and then either clip to the range selected or scale to range.

I wish I could save a screenshot from my Amiga to demonstrate this.

More to follow. Hopefully you guys will "get" how incredibly useful and versatile this tool is.

05-06-2012, 12:52 AM	#33
ivansc Human being with feelings Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Near Cambridge UK and Near Questembert, France Posts: 22,754	Bars n Pipes basic MIDI tools/plugins Here we go then. First is my most-used one, the Velocity modifier tool. Now remember this is used by selecting it from a drop-down tool menu and drag n dropping it on the track or tracks you want to effect, OR it can be placed in a holding pen where it can be accessed by selecting "process item" on however many tracks you like or even from single notes to passages of music. The main window has slider controls for scale percentage, numerical shift, a minimum velocity setting and a maximum. You can set all of these and then either clip to the range selected or scale to range. I wish I could save a screenshot from my Amiga to demonstrate this. More to follow. Hopefully you guys will "get" how incredibly useful and versatile this tool is.